Lily Wong, a fellow in the School of Architecture spent the last eight months researching how plants hold significance in architecture, and she showcased this research through the symposium ‘Pet Plants’ on Wednesday. Read more »
As a part of Trans Liberation Week, the LGBTQ Resource Center offered a queer clothing exchange to offer a non-gendered environment for people to trade clothes. Read more »
As part of her residency at SU, Deanna Witkowski shared her ‘sacred jazz’ and performed with the Morton Schiff Jazz Ensemble, the Orange Juice Quintet and the Hendricks Chapel Choir this past weekend. Read more »
Senior Charlie Hane took a year off from SU to create a commercial videography company and is now back on campus creating his thesis film called ‘Divorced Dads Hotel.’ Read more »
After appearing on the stage of Saturday Night Live, the Jason Max Ferdinand ensemble stopped by Hendricks Chapel this past week to perform, delivering an electrifying show. Read more »
Syracuse University’s Discovery Program gives freshmen the opportunity to spend their first semester of college abroad, however, participants find the transition onto campus difficult. Read more »
On Saturday night, University Union hosted ‘College Chuckle,’ their first student comedy show in Schine Underground. Read more »
Despite their busy schedules, graduate students took the time, three minutes exactly, to present their research for the Three Minute Thesis competition. Read more »
In its inaugural season of competition, the Syracuse University Call of Duty team is working to build its reputation on campus and hopes to reach the same status as other sports. Read more »
‘Understanding Islam’ offers the community the ability to learn about Islam and the diversity of its followers through weekly discussions and teaching. Read more »
This past Monday, the LGBTQ Resource Center hosted a discussion addressing the inequalities that exist within the community. Read more »
As part of their ‘Music and Message’ series, Hendricks chapel welcomed musical group Incantare for a concert on Jewish music. Read more »
The Broadway production ‘Come From Away’ has come to Landmark Theatre, giving audience members a chance to reflect on the tragedy of 9/11. Read more »
The long-form improv club, Zamboni Revolution, has been on campus for more than ten years and is looking to bring in new members. Read more »
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Light Work photography organization is showcasing pictures from across Syracuse history. Read more »
Hockey players from all around the Syracuse area will gather at Hiawatha Lake on Feb. 4 for the Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic. Read more »
Chromania Exhibit On display at the Everson Museum from Jan. 21 to May 7, the “Chromania'' exhibit attempts to counteract the lack of color in… Read more »
Based on the animated movie of the same name, Anastasia the musical has made its way to the Landmark Theatre showcasing its high-tech set design and Tony-nominated costumes. Read more »
Local music shop, The Noise Source houses unique musical synthesizers and a community of electronic music lovers. Read more »
The Syracuse Peace Council promotes social change and raises money through their annual Plowshares Craftsfair. Read more »
New Syracuse juice shop Passion Fruit brings unique flavors from Asia and fresh, nutritious ingredients to its menu. Read more »
The Schine Student Center’s display of The Clotheline Project shares raw, poignant messages from sexual trauma and domestic abuse survivors, raising awareness on the prevalence of the issue and giving surivivors a safe space to heal. Read more »
The Jazz and Commercial Music Program branched out with their performances as they hosted an 80’s themed night of jazz and pop music. Read more »
CNY Playhouse’s latest production, “Spacebar: A Broadway Play” explores the struggles of being an adolescent, and how to own your insecurities, no matter what. Read more »
